GoFar Series – Kids Pedal Bike

KRIDDO GoFar Seriess are designed for beginners ages 3–8. For younger children (around 2–5 or below), we also offer balance bikes, tricycles, and scooters so they can start enjoying riding early and build confidence step by step.

KRIDDO kids pedal bikes come in 14-inch and 16-inch sizes. The 14-inch bike fits kids 36–43 inches tall, while the 16-inch bike fits 39–48 inches. You can also check our 14 inch vs 16 inch bike guide to choose with confidence.

No, our smallest kids pedal bike starts at 14 inches. If your child isn’t tall enough yet, we recommend a 12 inch balance bike to help them practice balance before moving up.

Yes. Every kids pedal bike meets US and EU safety standards and is made with non-toxic materials. Both sizes include front and rear reflectors for visibility and a fully enclosed chain guard to protect little riders.

If your child is moving from a balance bike, the transition is usually smooth—they already understand balance and just need to learn pedaling. This guide: balance bike to pedal bike can help. It’s also important to learn basic riding skills and braking. Building confidence matters too—this resource can help your child feel more at ease.

For kids pedal bikes with a seat height under 25 inches, coaster brakes are required by law in the U.S. KRIDDO Go Far 14” and 16” bikes include both coaster and hand brakes. If you compare coaster brakes and hand brakes, coaster brakes are simple and beginner-friendly, while hand brakes offer better control as kids grow.

It depends on your child. Some kids feel more confident starting with training wheels, while others skip them. KRIDDO kids pedal bikes include removable training wheels for flexibility. We also offer a balance bike with training wheels for an easier start.

Yes—especially for beginners. A helmet can make a critical difference in preventing injuries. While some experienced riders may treat it as optional, for kids, it’s always the safest choice.

Kids often need encouragement and fun to stay engaged. This guide offers helpful ideas. You can also try fun cycling activities or let them ride with friends—once they enjoy it, they’ll naturally want to ride more.

Riding is a great way to bond as a family. Planning a trip like a family bike adventure or simply riding around your neighborhood can create meaningful, happy moments together.